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Dom · Dec 6th, 2002, 10:10 AM

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Originally posted by Loui
Mike58, Phat minis car looks ace but the ride is very firm which can be a bonus on some occasions Anyway if your looking for lowering springs which dont lower quite as much as 35mm it might be worth finding out whether eibach are making springs for the mini yet as they normally lower between 25 and 30mm, my mate has eibach springs on his Rover and the ride is not really any different until you really push it where the progressive wind of the springs step in and everthing tightens up. Put it this way If he really pushes it into an island it not unknown to get a tad of oversteer

Eibach do indeed do springs for the mini - they were one of the first I think!

Now why anyone would want to push there car into an island I don't know

Dom

Dec 6th, 2002, 10:10 AM	#8
Dom Test thread infiltrator Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Swindon Local Time: 05:17 PM Posts: 8,543 Offline	Quote: Originally posted by Loui Mike58, Phat minis car looks ace but the ride is very firm which can be a bonus on some occasions Anyway if your looking for lowering springs which dont lower quite as much as 35mm it might be worth finding out whether eibach are making springs for the mini yet as they normally lower between 25 and 30mm, my mate has eibach springs on his Rover and the ride is not really any different until you really push it where the progressive wind of the springs step in and everthing tightens up. Put it this way If he really pushes it into an island it not unknown to get a tad of oversteer Eibach do indeed do springs for the mini - they were one of the first I think! Now why anyone would want to push there car into an island I don't know Dom